Necklace Ring Magic Revealed

The magic trick "Necklace Ring" is also known as "Ring of Tomorrow", "Iron Ring Self-binding" and so on.

Step 1: Hold the ring with your right thumb and forefinger, with your middle finger resting slightly on the bottom of the silver ring.

Step 2: When you let go of your right hand, the ring will flip in the air and fall down into the inner side of the necklace as the middle finger drags it down.

Step 3: The necklace must be fixed, if it swings left or right, it will fail; while the right thumb and forefinger hold both sides of the ring, the middle finger pushes slightly against the bottom of the ring so that the viewer can't easily see it.

Step 4: The middle finger is used as a cushion for the ring to fall (the ring is flipped twice in the chain and falls).

Step 5: By releasing the right hand, the silver ring will slide vertically as the middle finger holds it.

"Tomorrow's Ring" was originally called "Chinese Ring", and everyone in the magic industry knows about the Chinese Linking Rings magic trick, "Chinese Linking Rings" (Chinese Linking Rings). "Chinese Linking Rings" (Chinese Linking Rings), but "China Ring" (China Ring) in today's world is still little known. The Chinese domestic public is even less known.

"CHINA RING" is the name of the publication of the World Magic Association. Why does the Chinese Ring have such a great charm? This ring art, born in Song Dynasty, has been famous all over the world since a long time ago, and so far the ring magic all over the world is collectively called "China Ring". China has become one of the world's top three places of origin of magic, except for Egypt and India.

After the incomplete survey and statistics in 2009-2010, it is generally believed that ring magic originated in foreign countries rather than in China. There is still an extreme lack of awareness of traditional Chinese magic among the Chinese people.

Chinese folk magic has a long history. According to the Record of Describing Differences during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Chinese folk magic has a history of more than 5,000 years.

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